Pappy Chong

This place is so wonderful. Amazing coffee, INCREDIBLE FOOD, and the nicest and kindest staff. Every time I stepped through the door I felt welcome and I knew I was going to leave happier than when I walked in. This place is so special, and I’d eat the bulgogi sandwich everyday if I could. Thanks for the wonderful meals and coffee!

M- T-

Cute local spot!! Loved all the plants and being able to work from there (although more outlets would be great). The everything bagel and matcha was yummy and loved having access to the simple syrup.

Wall Fish

Really cute corner coffee shop. I definitely want to come back and try the kimchi omelette. Unique interior and I love the tin ceiling modified to be a recessed enclosure above the table. Chai tea is great.

Eric Glynn

Wow it smells AMAZING in here. They roast their own coffee! I was looking for a study spot. I had too much coffee today so I ended up getting a beer. They have a guest WiFi network which works well. The food smells great too! I might get food here soon but I definitely want to try the coffee next time. Also the owner is super cool!

Akshaj Alex Mody

Had a simple drip coffee and a bulgogi breakfast burrito. Coffee was great and the burrito was also delicious. Would recommend for a good breakfast or lunch spot and to get some work done as well. A little pricey for a burrito but I guess that’s NY.

Brighton Young

Friendly staff and atmosphere. Ordered the honey latte and it was great. Unfortunately the bacon egg and cheese was very bland and busting disrespectably.

Wrestled between leaving a 2 or 3 stars review. Settled on 3, because I am hopeful. A year ago, I would have rated this place 4.5. This used to be my go to place for coffee in the neighborhood. I would either get an amazing or mid cappuccino here. It was inconsistent but still good overall. Lately, my cappuccinos have been rather bad to mid. Today, I literally had to throw away one after 3 sips. I have literally never had to do this before, anywhere! The coffee itself tasted burnt and the oat milk was so grainy, omg! I couldn't believe how bad it was, as I took the 3 sips. The food quality has always been consistent though, 5/5. Sadly, now I have to go literally anywhere else for coffee. I will try again in a few months. Just sad.

Karen

I feel bad for the girl because she’s always there and seems overworked. She’s nice and the breakfast wrap is good. The matcha not so much. Seems like the owner is strict about unreasonable policies

Sheila

Hey friends! This review is about sustainability only. ☺️ I am happy to see that you do, indeed offer reusable mugs, glassware, and cutlery to those who are dining in house. But it seems that there is an incredible disconnect between your customer base and the availability of these reusables. When I visited the shop recently for a coffee, it seemed that not one person in the shop was using a reusable. By 2050, there will be more plastic in the ocean than fish. And over 95% of the plastic that we produce and consume does not actually get recycled. Surely there is a way that your cafe can at least better communicate the option for a reusable mug to your patrons, rather than normalize the excessive use of single-use plastic cups that will surely get sent to the landfill. We are a waterfront city, and it is a shame to see so much trash being created within it. Perhaps you could start by putting up a sign by the register that would encourage people to ask for a reusable if they are staying at your shop to work or meet a friend. Or perhaps you could promote reusables online on your social medias. Or your barista could offer the option when taking orders from customers. I understand that by providing reusable mugs, you would need to wash them. But it seems that you already provide reusable plates. So would it be that much more of a lift to offer teal mugs, and help customers do better by our ecosystem? And to customers reading this, please know that you can bring your own cup here, or you can ask for a real cup. There is no excuse for the sheer amount of plastic trash we create daily by way of our routines. Let’s all do better by Brooklyn and by this planet.

Listen, I have been a regular at this cafe for years, and I spend a lot of money here and love going in. I go multiple times a week to buy lattés, and I tip well. The way the staff navigates customers using the bathroom makes you feel totally unwelcome. Your customers are being treated like a nuisance and it is poor hospitality and it makes me not want to come back here unless something changes around this. It is the second time I had a really unpleasant experience about this issue specifically and frankly, it is humiliating, disrespectful, and degrading. Give your customers some dignity, we are your neighbors supporting your business.

Byshawn Davis

Just moved to the area, thought I’d try to find my coffee shop. Ordered an ice chai…sat down and waited 8-10mins. I had to go back to the counter to remind them I ordered a drink. Insane! Ohh, the chai was also 63% milk 31% sugar free vanilla and 6% chai. Like c’mon

Gabriela Camargo

I ordered a chocolate croissant and it didn’t have chocolate inside, when I showed to the owner that my croissant didn’t have chocolate he said he can’t do anything because he bought them form a bakery and he doesn’t know how they come, I asked him at least for refund and He said with a bad attitude no because "I had already eaten it" when it's not true, I just took a bite. Something that could be solved and he didn't want to, you shouldn't have a business if you're going to treat customers badly.